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This patch moves the system scope configuration in the policy override example files out to a separate override file. This way the new default roles can be enabled independently of system scoped tokens. This helps us align to the changes in the secure-RBAC spec[1]. [1] https://governance.openstack.org/tc/goals/selected/consistent-and-secure-rbac.html Change-Id: I1b41780f3ca84ceca563d668ae8bb40011a60bf4
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Octavia Sample Policy Files
The sample policy.yaml files described here can be copied into /etc/octavia/policy.yaml to override the default RBAC policy for Octavia.
See the Octavia Policy Guide for more information about these policy override files.
admin_or_owner-policy.yaml
This policy file disables the requirement for load-balancer service users to have one of the load-balancer:* roles. It provides a similar policy to legacy OpenStack policies where any user or admin has access to load-balancer resources that they own. Users with the admin role has access to all load-balancer resources, whether they own them or not.
keystone_default_roles-policy.yaml
This policy file disables the requirement for load-balancer service users to have one of the load-balancer:* roles.
This policy will honor the following Keystone default roles in the Octavia API:
- Admin
- Project scoped - Reader
- Project scoped - Member
keystone_default_roles_scoped-policy.yaml ----------------------------------This policy file disables the requirement for load-balancer service users to have one of the load-balancer:* roles.
This policy will honor the following Keystone default roles and scopes in the Octavia API:
- System scoped - Admin
- System scoped - Reader
- Project scoped - Reader
- Project scoped - Member